Joseph Smith, the First MormonDoubleday, 1977 - 527 Seiten Of three major biographies of Joseph Smith -- including those by Fawn Brodie and John Henry Evans -- Hill's is the most comprehensive and most temperate. Skillfully navigating between secular criticism and overt devotion, she chooses to take Joseph Smith on his own terms, as both a fallible human being and as a transcendent prophet who founded a major religious movement. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved. |
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Burial of a Martyr | 1 |
Joseph Smiths Ancestors | 15 |
Early Life of Josephs Parents | 32 |
Urheberrecht | |
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